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One hour Webinar – Cost to register: $50.00 This webinar will briefly review over major changes in the newly adopted 2022 Energy Code requirements for residential buildings scheduled to go into effect on January 1, 2023. Topics that will be discussed include requirements for: heat pumps; electric ready for mixed fuel buildings; kitchen ventilation; duct sealing; solar …

2022 Triennial Energy Code Adoption Update Webinar (Part 2) Read More »

This is a one hour webinar – Cost to register: $50.00 This webinar will briefly review over major changes to the newly adopted 2022 Energy Code requirements for multifamily buildings scheduled to go into effect on January 1, 2023.  Topics that will be discussed include requirements for: envelope insulation including Quality Insulation Installation (QII) and …

What’s New for Multifamily in the 2022 Energy Code Updates Webinar Read More »

One hour webinar$50.00 Available on DemandYour purchase includes unlimited personal access to the online recording of this webinar. Educational buildings constitute a large and influential part of our built environment that directly impacts a huge portion of our population every day. At any given point in time, many of these facilities are inadequate to the …

Open Building: Creating Resilient Learning Environments Read More »

One hour webinar$50.00 As the State of California moves rapidly towards zero energy standards for construction, a much-needed guide towards widespread adoption of these goals for the K-12 sector has been provided by the Advanced Energy Design Guide for Zero Energy K-12 Schools, through a collaboration of the AIA, ASHRAE, IES, and USGBC, with support …

Zero Energy K-12 Schools as Catalysts for Change: the AEDG Path to Success Read More »

One hour webinar$50.00 This webinar reviews previous literature demonstrating the importance of ventilation in K-12 classrooms and the relationship between ventilation and student attendance and performance. Installation, commissioning, and maintenance requirements to ensure adequate ventilation to classrooms will be reviewed, with an emphasis on HVAC replacements. The presentation will include an overview of Title 24 …

Ensuring Proper Installation and Commissioning of HVAC Systems in Schools (AIA) Read More »

One hour webinar$50.00 In September 2016, Governor Brown signed SB 1383 (Lara, Chapter 395, Statutes of 2016), establishing methane emissions reduction targets in a statewide effort to reduce emissions of short-lived climate pollutants (SLCP) in various sectors of California’s economy.   SB 1383 establishes targets to achieve a 50 percent reduction in the level of …

Organic Waste Methane Emissions Reductions Read More »

One hour webinar$50.00 No matter what their scope may be, all green programs face similar challenges in regard to outreach, education and engagement. Social media channels can be cost-effective and powerful tools for spreading your message – if you are using the right channels in the right way and not treating social media as an …

Social Media for Sustainability Read More »

One hour webinar$50.00 It’s been evident for some time now that when the right pieces are in place, Twitter posts can affect what large numbers of people think or do. This is a tantalizing possibility for any group with an environmental mission, as progress toward goals such as reducing greenhouse gas emissions depends largely on …

Building and Engaging Your Twitter Stakeholder Base Read More »

One hour webinar$50.00 The Division of the State Architect (DSA) developed accessibility standards for electric vehicle charging stations in order to ensure accessibility to electric vehicle charging stations by individuals with disabilities, and to provide guidance to designers, station developers, building owners, and local building departments. The California Building Standards Commission adopted the accessibility standards …

Accessibility Regulations for Electric Vehicle Charging Stations in California Read More »